Steinesongo Too many fans seem to be blown away

Payno I think this is a new genre that they're all sort of working their way through it and haven't got all the kinks worked out yet but it's a genre that works for me.

Quiet Muffin This movie tries so hard to be funny, yet it falls flat every time. Just another example of recycled ideas repackaged with women in an attempt to appeal to a certain audience.

Nicole I enjoyed watching this film and would recommend other to give it a try , (as I am) but this movie, although enjoyable to watch due to the better than average acting fails to add anything new to its storyline that is all too familiar to these types of movies.

alexandregatineau Yes, we know Transformers movies aren't great, but even as someone who can appreciate 1 and 2, this number 4 is just horrible. You'd think Bay would listen a bit to what people have to say about the first 3 movies and take that into account but no. Or maybe he did and somehow managed to enhance everything that was wrong with the previous movies and crank it into one movie. The most generic actors you can get (yes, even you poor Mark, Texan overprotective father), the CGI isn't as good as it used to be, probably because they're trying too hard to make original looking stuff. And remember Sam's parents being embarrassing for 5 minutes? Well, in this movie, the Mark manages to be embarrassing through the entire movie. You want to see a father tell his super hot 17 years old daughter she can't have a boyfriend, in the middle of a fight for their lives? Yep, that's how low it sinks. Do yourself a favor and skip this, and if you really need to watch robots punch each other, go watch Transformers 1 or Pacific Rim.

elendil-32558 Admittably, the Transformers Franchise got worse with every movie since its really interesting first one. But Age of Extinction has to be seen as a reset of the universe. It got rid of most of the really cringy and annoying assets like Sam and some of the annoying perverted Transformers. It doesn't try to be very deep and interesting, the plot is simple and easy, a bit too long, yes, but at no point I got annoyed by the story. Most of the characters, especially the autobots have destinct roles, they don't have to be introduced, they're part of the team and do their job. Gelvatron has a really nice plottwist and some scenes are decently funny. The whole movie has some Logan vibes to it, of course without very deep conflict and not near as much emotion.I guess people still go into the movies and watch Transformers with some kind of expectation about a surprisingly good plot or expect that Bay suddenly changes his style from brainless explosion slaughter to something deep. But if you watch this film with no expectations, or at least want some action and good fighting for an evening with friends, you will be pleasently surprised. The film delivers exactly this, Good Action

meghnasri-97601 Wow. Michael bay has just made another bad movie. What kind of movie is this. A movie with so much of explosions. The reason hated this movie was because the film was too long and there was bad acting and also too much of destructions and bad CGI effects. Mark wahlberg was ok in this film. But one thing it's starts from girl walking through a street and then come to a boat flying in the air which crashes into an apartment building in Hong Kong is being shot. There is racism in this movie too. Plus by the way, No one asked for a sequel. This movie has the same problems like revenge of the fallen. But the dinobots were still my favourite from the movie. This movie is awful and I don't want to see a film like this again. 4/10

lileon-bierman-627-677120 I am a huge Transformers fan and absolutely loved the first three movies. After the first one my brother and I even followed on with some of the old TV series Transformers from DVDs we had bought and later on Transformers Prime.With the first three movies there was consistency with actors, characters and story-lines. You could make clear connections from one movie to the other and you could understand the plot. The Autobots were badass and you recognized them by their personalities, and by the vehicles they transformed into. Human interaction wasn't weird and it seemed that both robots and human beings had a mutual respect for each other.Age of Extinction completely destroyed the Transformers franchise in my opinion. I can't remember if I first saw it in cinemas on my birthday or later on, but I can definitely remember not being impressed with it. I couldn't make the connection between the last movie and Age of Extinction and couldn't understand who the new 'bad-guy' was what his story was, where he came from, nothing. There wasn't really any substance as to why all the Autobots were being killed off either. The new actors tried their best but I must admit that I couldn't find connection with them either because they weren't the ones I grew up watching. The movie lacked charisma and to be honest the Dinobots weren't all that impressive either. For such an addition that is so important, their revelation was poorly done and the amount of time they were actually seen was very little. Throughout the entire movie, I didn't know who any of the other Autobots were except Optimus, Bee, Leadfoot, Brains and Ratchet. Overall I did not understand the plot of the movie. Full-stop. There was nothing that pulled at my heart- strings or that would leave a lasting impression. I'm a pretty big Michael Bay movie fan, but I feel that he lost the plot with this movie completely and literally. His movies are great if they're done right... This one wasn't. The only reason I gave this movie an extra star is because CGI and SFX were pretty good. You can always see improvement when it comes to movies that contain loads of CGI and SFX.As for the next movie that's coming out (The Last Knight), I don't see how it would be any better; but I might be wrong. The trailers make it look alright, but that's as far as I'm going with that. In fact I am not fascinated or impressed at all about Optimus becoming a Decepticon -if that's even the correct terminology still used. The only reason I'm going to make a note of watching it is because Anthony Hopkins is in it and he's one of my favourite actors.